Leading European Campsites Chosen by The Caravan and Motorhome Club and Alan Rogers Revealed
Heading to Europe for your next motorhome adventure? Look no further! The Caravan and Motorhome Club (CAMC) and Alan Rogers have just announced the top European campsites, making it easier for motorhome enthusiasts like you to plan your next getaway.
Whether you're dreaming of a sunny summer escape or a winter wonderland, there's a campsite for every season. Here are some standout winners from the Caravan, Camping and Motorhome Show:
Grubhof, Austria: The Caravan and Motorhome Club Overall Winner, Grubhof offers spacious pitches and stunning views. Ideal for both winter sports and relaxing summer vacations, you'll find hiking trails, cycling routes, and breathtaking scenery at your fingertips.
Azur Camping, Germany: Let's not forget about the Alan Rogers Travel Service Award winner! Azur Camping is a group of five campsites in southern Germany, with spots near Wertheim and Ingolstadt.
Caravaning Oyambre, Spain: This site takes the Exceptional Services and Facilities Award, boasting an extensive range of amenities. From indoor and outdoor pools to a restaurant and shop, there's something for everyone. Plus, the nearby Picos de Europa mountains, walking trails, and a beach will keep you entertained off-site.
Le Capeyrou, France: You won't want to miss the Most Attractive Campsite winner, located at the foot of Beynac Castle by the Dordogne river. Enjoy the on-site restaurant, pool, or take a leisurely stroll into the charming town of Beynac.
If you're touring with pets, check out the winner of the Dog-Friendly Award, Camping La Garangeoire. This site, nestled in a stunning 200-acre park, offers plenty to keep everyone entertained, including an equestrian center, heated pool complex, and delicious restaurant.
And for families, Camping Koningshof in the Netherlands is a great choice. This site offers fantastic facilities for everyone, including indoor and outdoor pools, a skate area, sports field, and animation programs for children. Plus, stunning flowers can be seen in the nearby Rijnsburg.
Stay tuned for more category winners like La Yole (Sustainability and Environmental Awareness Award) and Le Château de l'Epervière (Most Accessible Award). The Small / Charming Campsite Award was won by La Grappe Fleurie, and the Progress & Innovation Award went to River Valley Caravan Park in County Wicklow. Lastly, Le Moulin du Bel Air, a French family-owned site built around an 18th-century mill, captured the Welcome Award.
In addition, the results of the Owner Satisfaction Awards 2025 were announced at the February NEC Show, offering valuable insights into leading manufacturers, dealers, base vehicles, and converters. Don't forget to subscribe to their newsletter or sign up for their magazine for regular updates on all things motorhome-related!
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[2] La Bien Assise Website
[3] Le Brasilia Website
[4] Le Capeyrou Website
[5] Alan Rogers Website
- The Caravan and Motorhome Club Overall Winner, Grubhof in Austria, offers a perfect blend of winter sports and summer relaxation with spacious pitches and stunning views.
- For motorhome enthusiasts planning a getaway in Germany, the Alan Rogers Travel Service Award winner, Azur Camping, consists of five campsites located near Wertheim and Ingolstadt.
- Caravaning Oyambre in Spain received the Exceptional Services and Facilities Award, featuring an extensive range of amenities such as indoor and outdoor pools, a restaurant, and shop.
- Le Capeyrou in France, the Most Attractive Campsite winner, is located at the foot of Beynac Castle by the Dordogne river, offering an on-site restaurant, pool, and leisurely strolls into the charming town of Beynac.
- camping La Garangeoire, winner of the Dog-Friendly Award, provides a 200-acre park setting for a pet-friendly travel experience complete with an equestrian center, heated pool complex, and delicious restaurant.
